Titlebook: Aging Across Cultures; Growing Old in the N Helaine Selin Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licens

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Healthcare, Poverty and Ageing in the Middle East and North Africa,ing areas. The momentum of absolute population growth, despite the largely decreasing total fertility rates, means that the region would exceed China by 2090 in terms of total population. Land loss, water stress and urbanization patterns would also have major impacts on this region’s future growth.

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Elder Abuse in South Asia,overnments, civil society members and older people themselves. In these countries, where there has been a tradition of revering older people, growth in cases of abuse of older people is calling for review of existent values and practices at the community and institutional levels. Advocates for wellb

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Ageing in China: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities, two decades ago. The rapid population ageing- driven by decreasing fertility rate and prolonged life expectancy- has profound impacts on economic development and poses significant challenges for formal and informal care provision. Although the Chinese government has implemented a series of progress

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Aging and Family in Postwar Japan: How Cultural Factors Undermine the Diversity of Aging,se society. Despite dramatic postwar social and demographic changes, the filial virtue of strong family care, where adult children provide care for older parents through co-residence continues to influence Japanese people’s feelings and behaviors. Cultural factors make Japanese people feel guilty fo

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Aging in Nepal,Different studies show that many older persons are suffering from different types of chronic diseases. Although more than 80% of seniors live with their children, nearly two thirds of older adults are suffering from depression, loneliness and anxiety. Culturally seniors are well respected in Nepal a

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